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Just repeating the original question.
I've always been curious myself.
Does anyone actually know the answer to the question?
The obvious answer is the Chief Judge of DCI.
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Ahhh....Steve Sanger (right)...funny guy, great instructor in 84.
Is that the drum trophy in front of them?? They didn't win drums in 82...Bridgemen did.
Mike Anderson on the left (current DCI judge) and Rick Lunn (Cavaliers)
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Haven't read all the pages leading up to now, but my thoughts are: Replace Leon with Gaines (rumor this has already taken place) and hiring Gaines will solve the next problem, being able to integrate the color guard into the show rather than having them do their own thing without the fear of interfering with the other sections. Brass speaks for itself.
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Am I the only person that didn't care about Herbert this year?
Anyway, I wish them luck! They always have such an interesting and great guard lately.
I agree. At times it seemed like it was the "Herbert" show with guard and horn accompaniment. He was a good performer, as I'm sure many others in the guard were as well.
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I'm betting the Vanguard will be making an announcement in the near future!
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I could have sworn I read a similar thread about this last week
Just make sure you cite your sources or they'll shut you down!
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Word at "Spinfest" this past weekend has him leaving Cavies.
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Hey Boo - only thought I have on this award is that you consider naming it after one the many unrecognized Drum Corps legends from years past. Many were not paid a cent to run and operate their drum corps. Legends like Jim Jones (Troopers), Gail Royer (SCV), Bill Howard (Madison), Don Warren (Cavaliers), Moe Latour (Bleu Raeders, Blue Stars, Garfield, Cadets), and Jerry Seawright (Blue Devils). If I remember correctly DCI pays Mr. Cesario for his work. Mr. Cesario will be included with such legends in time but I only hope that we honor those who put their neck out to provide us the drum corps we enjoy today.
He is not paid a salary.
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If I'm not mistaken, the 1971 Troopers and the 1971 Cavaliers both danced in their shows. Troopers rifles in the "Hoe Down" number and the Cavaliers rifles did the Irish Jig in their opener.
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I haven't seen The Canterbury Hotel listed, I hope I didn't book a dive room. I can't believe I booked this in February spaced out and didn't get tickets. I have a place to stay and nowhere to go.
I have been looking for tickets including going to different corps sites. The tickets are "not so good" right now including Ticket Master. It has been suggested a couple of times to go to the stadium that people are usually selling extra tickets they may have. I have never paid attention to that because I usually already have my tickets in hand.
I'm getting pretty nervous, has anyone ever noticed people selling tickets outside of the stadium?
Thanks for all the advice here, my printer is very busy.
The Canterbury is a wonderful, classy hotel. You've chosen well.
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JUDGES
Percussion Performance Alan Kristensen
Contest Director Tony DiCarlo
Color Guard Michael Turner
Brass Performance Andrew Cook
Ensemble Music Ken Turner
Music Effect Nola Jones
Visual Performance Juno Orefice
Ensemble Visual Ed Warren
Visual Effect Rich Kemp
Chief Judge John Phillips
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I guess I didnt realize that. Are the same captions missing each night, i.e. no brass judge, no color guard?
Color guard and percussion, field brass and field visual all rotate.
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5-judge panels through the first week of July.
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Colt 45
White Tornadoes, Momence, IL
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Here's a suggestion: If The DCI office won't respond to your request, contact one of the corps. They all have copies of the rulebook. Offer a donation to the corps for a copy of the rulebook and I'll bet they'll respond. Especially in this economy.
And an observation. Knowing some of the top 12 designers, I can tell you that if anyone, let alone a judge, tried to rewrite anyone's show, it would probably be their last show as a judge. The first rule in judging is "Don't rewrite the shows." You can tell them what is working and what is not and why it's not as best you can, but that's about the extent.
Listen to some of the tapes.
I've read this whole thread and wonder what some of the opinions are of 9-11.
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I'd have to ask how many of those "400" corps actually hit the field. I know of a corps from back then that just did parades and local events that called themselves a "drum & bugle corps," but the closest they ever came to a competition was watching the local show on the 4th of July. Back then, anyone that had 8 horns in their garage called themselves a drum and bugle corps. That does diminish the pool if you require them to actually compete in a show vs marching in the local July 4th parade.
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I bet Michael Boo would know the answer to this question....
I bet he doesn't because the "G8" haven't even decided how they want to be judged.
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I think I've been hijacked!
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Just a question. Does Regiment have DM's? Do the backfield conductors move to the front podium eventually? And who were they the years I marched in DCI (2006-07)
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No they shouldn't, BUT keep in mind it isn't all just about the PERFORMANCE. There are usually several reasons why a corps is in position 12...or 20...or 6 and
it's not just about the performance level.
A corps can give the "kick butt performance of the night", but chances are if they are in the 12 spot their show was simply NOT of the level to be in the top few NO MATTER HOW WELL THEY PERFORM.
Depth of writing in the top box separates the men from the boys. The more responsibilities on the performer in one event gets more credit even if it is performed at 90%.
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I remember in the old days when rifles used to tape pennies to their straps. I thought at the time this should have been considered a percussion instrument. If this was done today, which judge would evaluate? Or maybe both?
Why do you always double-post?
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I was in Naperville (prior to the rain!) and heard Don Warren tell a few of his alums who were outside the stadium, that "The Cavaliers would never be a part of a plan that would hurt DCI or any of the drum corps." Looks like there might be dissension in the ranks. I have a feeling that the G-7 corps were not expecting the type of backlash they received when their plan was unveiled.
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Kyle is a guy.
So...Will There Be A 2021 Season?
in DCI World Class Corps Discussions
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These shows will not be judged. An all-exhibition season.Â